Ann: Placement, page-623

You realise how daft that sounds right? Walk in to a jewellery store and ask to buy a ring made from gold mined by BHP, or Bunnings and ask for a steel fence made from steel mined by Fortescue and see how they react to that. Growlers point is that he supports his shareholdings, as best he can. Norwood holders here do not support their investment.

Using voicemail in the hope that one day part of the industry may use a Norwood service is not supporting Norwood. You can't argue against that.

But that whole argument is pretty irrelevant anyway. What matters is your judgement on whether the products and management team can deliver sales and profits on your investment. I own shares in a product that detects pain in the faces of non-verbal dementia patients, I hope I'll never need to use it, but I think there is a demand for this product and it will be very profitable in to the future. Hence my decision to invest.